Taster: Alternative photography processes Short Course (Cyanotype, Polaroid Lift, Van Dyke)
Magda Kuca Artist Studio
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Event Summary
Event Description
You'll learn how to create digital negatives from your own work and transform them into tangible prints using the Cyanotype or Van Dyke process. We'll also experiment with Polaroid Lift, transferring images onto unusual surfaces such as wood, fabric, or glass. Over an immersive day, you'll craft unique, personal works while gaining insight into these timeless photographic methods.
This course is limited to 6 participants for a personal and hands-on experience, priced at £95 per person.
COURSE AGENDA
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Introduction to Alternative Photography Processes
Overview of Cyanotype, Van Dyke, and Polaroid Lift techniques. -
Creating Digital Negatives
Step-by-step guidance to prepare negatives from existing digital images. -
Printing with Light and Chemistry
Explore Cyanotype and Van Dyke processes to create unique handmade prints. -
Polaroid Lift Transfers
Learn to apply your photographs onto unconventional surfaces like fabric, glass, or wood. -
Personalized Projects
Hands-on time to create your own works under my guidance.
LEVEL
This course is designed for beginners, no prior experience required. You'll be guided every step of the way to ensure you're comfortable and confident in the processes.
WHAT YOU GET
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A foundational understanding of historic photography processes.
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Hands-on experience in creating 3-4 unique works to take home.
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An intimate group setting with only 6 participants, allowing for tailored guidance.
LOCATION
Workshops will take place in my studio in West London, Earls Court.
Event Overview
- Event Title: Taster: Alternative photography processes Short Course (Cyanotype, Polaroid Lift, Van Dyke)
- Type: Workshop
- Date: Sat, 10th Jan 2026
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Location:
London
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How to Book
- Contact name: Magda Kuca
- Contact email: [email protected]
About Magda Kuca Artist Studio
Magda Kuca-Polish visual artist & fine art photographer based in London, exploring cyclical nature of human rituals using historical photographic techniques in contexts of identity, memory and folklore.
Sharing passion for Victorian and experimental photography by leading workshops (cyanotype, wet plate collodion, anthotype, mordancage and others) in UK and PL. Collaborated with institutions and galleries, such as British Museum, University of Arts London, WeTransfer, Kew Gardens, BBC radio.